Till Golem do us part? NewCon Press acquires The Crafter’s Wife (book news).
NewCon Press has acquired World English rights to The Crafter’s Wife, the debut fantasy novel by Dani Raanan, proving once
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The Odyssey: Mark Kermode’s fantasy film review (video).
The video review above belongs to Mark Kermode and Ben Bailey Smith, who stepped into Simon Mayo’s chair and discovered
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The East Palace: ghosts, kings and Netflix (trailer).
Netflix has released details of its upcoming Korean fantasy drama The East Palace, and if the ingredients list is anything
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Last Night In Soho (a film mini-review by Mark R. Leeper and Evelyn C. Leeper).
‘Last Night In Soho’ looks back at the 1960s through the dreams and often nightmares,of Ellie, a would-be fashion designer
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Borderlanz: Tales From the Edges by Douglas Smith (book review).
Borderlanz is the third collection of short stories from author Douglas Smith. I have had the pleasure of reading, and
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House Of The Dragon Season 3 promises more dragons, more betrayal and considerably fewer sensible life choices (trailer).
If there is one lesson audiences should have learned from the first two seasons of House Of The Dragon, it
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Jon Courtenay Grimwood signs two-book Historical Fantasy deal with Transworld (Heaven immediately looks nervous) (news)
Transworld UK has pre-emptively acquired two new historical fantasy novels from bestselling author Jon Courtenay Grimwood, which is a sentence
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Mortal Kombat II arrives to punch cinema in the plot glands (Mark Kermode movie review).
Mortal Kombat II has now cartwheeled into cinemas, dragging with it several realms, a worrying number of sharp objects, and
Read MoreOdyssey: When Nolan’s ancient Greece gets the IMAX Treatment (trailer).
There are remakes, there are reboots, and then there’s Christopher Nolan deciding to have a go at The Odyssey, which
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House Of The Dragon Season 3 Looms (trailer).
Here at SFcrowsnest, we’ve learned two things about Westeros over the years. First, never trust a smiling noble with a
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